Alan Rothwell, Coronation Street Actor, Dies at 89
Alan Rothwell, known for playing David Barlow in Coronation Street and roles in Brookside, Heartbeat, and Emmerdale, has died aged 89.
Category : Museums
Rising Voices: Asia-Pacific Art at V&A
The V&A's Rising Voices showcases over 70 works from Asia, Australia, and the Pacific, challenging historical hierarchies and bringing long-overdue recognition to the region's contemporary art.
Tulsa Ballet: Made in America Review – Dazzling UK Debut
Tulsa Ballet impresses in its first UK visit with a triple bill showcasing elegance, versatility, and technical prowess at the Royal Opera House's Linbury Theatre.
Black Diamonds and Blue Brazil Review: Daughter's Quest
Review of Black Diamonds and the Blue Brazil at Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh. Dawn Steele stars in a warm-hearted tale of a town tied to its coal mine and football team.
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Valie Export, Feminist Artist, Dies at 85
Valie Export, the Austrian performance artist and filmmaker who challenged patriarchal norms through provocative works, has died aged 85. Her legacy as a feminist icon endures.
2026 Charity Film Awards Winners Announced
The 2026 Charity Film Awards winners were revealed at a London gala. Categories included Best Documentary and Best Animated Short. Over 200 films were submitted.
Banksy Exhibition Review: 200+ Works in Manchester
The Mystery of Banksy exhibition in Manchester features over 200 replicas of the elusive artist's works, drawing 3.5 million visitors across 36 cities. Tickets from £18.
Doom Soundtrack Joins National Recording Registry
The Doom soundtrack becomes the third video game music piece inducted into the National Recording Registry, joining Super Mario Bros. and Minecraft.
Delcy Morelos' Giant Earthwork Debuts at Barbican
Colombian artist Delcy Morelos brings her 30-tonne soil sculpture 'Origo' to the Barbican, inviting visitors to explore our connection with the earth through a multisensory, immersive experience.
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Andrie Reid, Stage Actor, Dies at 78
Andrie Reid, renowned stage actor known for powerful performances in London and New York, has died at 78 after a brief illness.
Es Devlin Slams Selfies in Portrait Gallery
Artist Es Devlin says selfies distract from art at the UK's National Portrait Gallery, urging visitors to engage more deeply with portraits.
British Museum Becomes Medieval Forest for Tapestry
The British Museum will feature a medieval woodland installation, 'Tapestry of Trees,' ahead of the Bayeux Tapestry's arrival in September 2026.
V&A Rising Voices: Stunning Art Squeezed into Three Rooms
Indigenous and First Nations artists shine in this V&A exhibition of contemporary art from Asia, Australia and the Pacific, but the cramped three-room display feels insufficient.
Turner's Famous Portrait Not a Self-Portrait, Expert Says
Dr James Hamilton argues that the iconic portrait of JMW Turner, used on the £20 note, is likely by John Opie, not Turner. The Tate is urged to reattribute the work.
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Roman Mars New BBC History Podcast on US
Roman Mars, host of 99% Invisible, is launching a new history podcast for the BBC exploring untold stories of the United States, blending narrative and sound design.
Curzon Chelsea Reopening: First Look at Revamped Cinema
London's historic Curzon Chelsea cinema reopens this autumn with a bold new vision, featuring three screens, studios, and immersive spaces for film, audio, and live events.
Milky Way Photographer of the Year 2026: Night Sky Wonders
Photographers capture the Milky Way in remote landscapes, sharing breathtaking results and adventures. See the winning images from the 2026 competition.
Photo London 2026: Risk-Taking Photography Fair at Olympia
Photo London's 11th edition at Olympia features daring works from global artists, including Ibiza nostalgia, Japanese masters, and marginalised communities.
Photographer Recreates Intimate Moments with Actor Ex
After a breakup, photographer Diana Markosian hired an actor to play her ex-boyfriend, revisiting past locations to process heartbreak through her new project 'Replaced'.
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Lee Lai Wins Stella Prize, Making History
Lee Lai wins the $60,000 Stella prize for her graphic novel 'Cannon', becoming the first non-binary person and first graphic novelist to receive the award.
Zineb Sedira Review: Revolutionary Cinema and Chic Cafes
Zineb Sedira's exhibition at Tate Britain blends radical film history with a seductive cafe setting, exploring Algerian cinema's legacy and the fusion of politics and pleasure.
Smithsonian's 250 Objects Mark US Semiquincentennial
The Smithsonian opens 'In Pursuit of Life, Liberty & Happiness' with 250 objects spanning US history, from a Revolutionary War gunboat to a MAGA hat, celebrating diversity and complexity.
Marisol Mendez Bull Portrait Captures Masculine Energy
Photographer Marisol Mendez discusses her dream-inspired image of a woman with a bull costume, exploring masculinity, nudity, and womanhood in Bolivia.
2026 Archibald Prize: Bonkers and Beautiful Finalists
The 2026 Archibald Prize finalists spark debate with bold portraits, from haunting eyes to surreal imagery. Explore why the judges' picks are both baffling and beloved.
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Secrets of Alexander-Era Tomb Revealed in Greece
The Kasta Tomb near Amphipolis, Greece, a vast burial mound linked to Alexander the Great, is revealing its secrets through a major excavation and restoration project.
Arts and Culture Activities Slow Ageing by 4%
A new UCL study reveals that engaging in arts and culture weekly can slow biological ageing by 4%, matching the benefits of exercise. Visiting museums, singing, or dancing may keep you younger.
Nobu Documentary Reveals Obsession Behind Sushi Empire
Matt Tyrnauer's film explores chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa's rise, from probation to global Nobu chain, with surprising emotional depth and a Robert De Niro cameo.
Bold Tendencies at 20: The Car Park That Changed British Art
Two decades after opening in a Peckham multi-storey, Bold Tendencies has redrawn the map for presenting art with rooftop cocktails and a pink staircase that launched a thousand selfies.
Oldman's Krapp and Teen's Godot Riff at Royal Court
Gary Oldman returns to the Royal Court in 'Krapp's Last Tape', paired with Leo Simpe-Asante's 'Godot's To-Do List', blending Beckett classics with fresh talent.
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New Beatles Museum Coming to London's Savile Row
A seven-floor museum dedicated to The Beatles will open at 3 Savile Row, site of their final rooftop concert. Expected in 2027, it features archives, exhibits, and a rooftop recreation.
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